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A-derma Biology AC Hydra Creme 40ml
Soin hydratant dermatologique & certifié bio pour compenser l’effet desséchant des traitements des peaux à tendance acnéique. Apaise les boutons et les rougeurs.
147.00 DHS
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Description
Ce soin hydratant dermatologique & certifié BIO compense l'effet desséchant et irritant des traitements des peaux grasses tendance acnéique. Il apaise les boutons et les rougeurs et contribue à retrouver douceur, souplesse et confort. Grâce à sa double action ultra-apaisante et compensatrice (en association aux traitements desséchants), cette crème à usage quotidien limite la desquamation excessive et les sensations de tiraillements.
Sa formule protège la barrière cutanée face à la pollution, aide les peaux fragilisées à se rééquilibrer et hydrate pendant 48h*.
Composée à base de 99% d’ingrédients d’origine naturelle dont l'Avoine Rhealba® issue de l’agriculture biologique, cette crème onctueuse, au fini mat et au doux parfum végétal, atténue les marques rouges et brunes.
Testée en association avec les principaux traitements topiques et oraux des peaux à tendance acnéiques, Biology AC Hydra convient aux pré-adolescents dès 9 ans, aux adolescents et aux adultes.
Info Vegan : sans ingrédient d'origine animale.
Avantage
Un soin certifié bio qui compense les effets des traitements desséchants et irritants et aide les peaux fragilisées à se rééquilibrer.
Bénéfices
• COMPENSE les effets des traitements desséchants et irritants.
• APAISE immédiatement les boutons rouges.
• HYDRATE la peau fragilisée et atténue les marques rouges et brunes.
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